Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal & West Ham defender on 5 live Sports Extra

Loftus-Cheek will be so disappointed with that.  A great chance to get on the scoresheet. It's given away sloppily but he has to finish that. He has been very relaxed and casual but if anything he needed a bit of curl or whip on it.

Should have been three. Ruben Loftus-Cheek is picked out in space by Michy Batshuayi, rolling his effort from the left side of the Posh area past the right-hand post. Close. But not close enough.

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It's back under way at the Riverside.

Let's hope for a shot on target this half...

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

You don't see that enough from Moussa Sissoko. We know he prefers to play centrally but that's the power he has, he can take the game away from people. He can be a real threat for Tottenham but they haven't seen the best of him. 

What a run! Moussa Sissoko revs up the engine and sticks his foot on the gas. The Spurs midfielder glides through a pack of would-be Villa challengers before stumbling to the ground - without being illegally stopped - about 20 yards out.

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Tactics talked, water drunk, pies devoured. Time to return to the pitch (and seats) at the Bridge.

Tottenham, albeit a much-changed Tottenham, quickly into their stride. Villa barely had a kick yet.

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Here we go then. Mike Dean is the man in the middle and toots his whistle for the first time. That, unless I'm very much mistaken, means it is game on. I'm not. Game on!

Ahhhh. A nice warm embrace between Messrs Pochettino and Bruce. Almost show-time at the White Hart Lane building site.

Both clubs know a bit about winning the FA Cup. Could it by one of their years? The two teams, led out by Eric Dier and James Chester, saunter out to the sound of 4,000-odd Villa fans stretching their vocal chords.

Just 10 minutes to go until kick-off in the final game of the afternoon. Will Spurs make it safely through? Or can Aston Villa spring a minor upset? 

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal & West Ham defender on 5 live Sports Extra

Peterborough have made Chelsea play properly and for that I applaud them. It has been entertaining, they said they would not sit back and they have pressed Chelsea. That for me is when they are vulnerable, when they lose possession high up the pitch the speed Chelsea have can expose them.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp talking to BBC Sport: "They created small spaces and we made our own problems. A game like this is not easy to make exciting. We had a young side so that's difficult. We can do better and if we do better then we have a good chance of making the next round.

"With our other line-up it could be possible that the result was still the same. Not likely but possible. It was a good experience for the boys."

The build-up to the game at White Hart Lane is now live on BBC One - or you can follow at the top of the screen. 

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp talking to BT Sport: "It is not a result we wished for but it is not frustrating - that's football. Plymouth deserved the draw and the rematch.

"We started well, we played football but then we lost patience too early and tried to force it. This team could have played much better. Now we go to Plymouth for the first time in my life - all good.

"I don't know how many people live in Plymouth - but it felt like the whole of Plymouth was in the 18-yard box. 

"We needed to stay cool and patient - that's the biggest challenge in football when you're playing against a deep lying defensive side. I made the decision to make changes and name a young side - that's life."

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal & West Ham defender on 5 live Sports Extra

They went too far Peterborough, committing too many people. It's three versus two, then four versus two. It's a poor goal to concede. A lovely touch from Loftus-Cheek but that is kamikaze from Peterborough.

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Got to score!